ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
Difficulty with attention, impulse control and hyperactivity that affects learning and daily life.
Signs to look for
- Constantly on the move; unable to sit through meals or class
- Starts tasks but rarely finishes them
- Acts without thinking; interrupts frequently
- Easily distracted; loses belongings often
- Struggles to wait for their turn
Seeing one sign doesn't confirm a condition — but if you notice several, or your instinct says something isn't right, book an assessment.
ADHD is one of the most common childhood neurodevelopmental conditions — and one of the most misunderstood. It is not 'naughtiness' or bad parenting; it is a difference in how the brain manages attention and impulses.
Occupational therapy and behaviour therapy build attention, self-regulation and organisational skills, while parent training gives families practical strategies for home and school.
How we help
Worried about these signs in your child?
Don't wait and watch. A detailed assessment gives you clear answers and a plan — usually within the same week.